Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

chapa

English translation:

license plate

Added to glossary by Silvia Aquino
Oct 28, 2011 18:52
12 yrs ago
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Portuguese term

chapa

Portuguese to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
This is found on an "autorização especial de pagamento".
Context: "Pesquisar por: C.N.P.J. C.P.F Chapa".
Is this an electoral roll number?
Change log

Feb 14, 2012 23:01: Silvia Aquino Created KOG entry

Discussion

Silvia Aquino Oct 31, 2011:
CNPJ and CPF são siglas do Brasil. Gostaria de ter mais contexto. De que se trata esse formulário?
Martin Riordan Oct 31, 2011:
Is this Brazilian or European Portuguese? Can you say what form it is, what its purpose is?
Paul Sadur (asker) Oct 31, 2011:
slate (but not here) What you're referring to sounds like a "slate", but I don't think that applies here because they're talking about some of registration number belonging to the individual or entity as you note for CNPJ and CPF. There isn't much context because it's on a form.
Martin Riordan Oct 28, 2011:
chapa... As far as I can find, it is not an electoral roll number, but can mean a list of candidates for determined positions in an election (ex. president, VP, treasurer, etc.) CNPJ and CPF are the tax registration numbers of legal entities and individuals respectively. Between them, they cover just about everyone, legal and physical! So it is not clear to me, yet, what "chapa" could refer to. Can you give more context? For example, where is this pesquisa to be carried out, in what database? Is this a company document? A bank document?

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license plate

No Brasil se fala placa ou chapa do veículo.
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2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I'm thinking this was a list of possibilities, but they didn't separate the items with commas."
3 days 19 hrs

registration plate OR slate (depending on the context)

There are two different meanings depending on the context. It could be a vehicle identification or the group of candidates.

It seems to be registration plate.
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